After a week of training camp, CB Nahshon Wright has emerged as one of the more pleasant surprises on the Chicago Bears ...

Wright's emergence heightens competition for the starting spot opposite Johnson, where Tyrique Stevenson already is battling ...

Nahshon Wright has added bounce these days, fully aware of the opportunity he has been afforded. This is now Wright’s fifth ...

Five Chicago Bears players off to a fast start in training camp following the first five days of practice originally appeared ...

Chicago Bears Training Camp Recap for July 28: Luther Burden III returns — Day 5 of camp: full-pads practice; Luther Burden ...

Cowboys' Mike Zimmer critiqued Nahshon Wright before surprising Vikings trade Zimmer clearly tried to make it work with Wright, who worked with the first-team in training camp while Trevon Diggs ...

By picking CB Nahshon Wright at No. 99, the Dallas Cowboys made it five out of five for defensive players selected with their picks at the NFL Draft.

I had to walk away and go down the street." READ MORE: Nahshon Wright Might Fit Cowboys Cover 3, But It Still Feels Like a 'Reach' Wright spoke to Dan Quinn after his pro day for about 20 minutes.

As we continue our journey through the 2021 Cowboys draft class, I must make a brief confession. I stalled a bit on this study of third-round cornerback Nahshon Wright from Oregon State for a few ...

Wright’s frame is abnormal for his position, but extremely intriguing. Standing at 6-foot-4 the kid is a monster for the corner position. He has extremely long arms, and can tackle in open field.

Everyone loves hot takes so here’s a good one for you - when all is said and done, Nahshon Wright could be the first Oregon State player selected during the 2021 NFL Draft.